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Shooting at Planned Parenthood in Colorado (part II)

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I would not be opposed in this case. No question re: guilt.

And I think there's the rub. Like we discussed in the thread about the death penalty, I wish there was a compromise somewhere with regard to the slam dunks vs the non slam dunks.

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No matter the motive or what was originally attacked, this was wrong.

 

All people guilty of a crime with a gun should go to prison for life, if someone was killed or injured....death penalty.

No matter the motive or what was originally attacked, this was wrong.

 

All people guilty of a crime with a gun should go to prison for life, if someone was killed or injured....death penalty.

 

I understand that that is your opinion, but it is a reckless opinion and one that shouldn't be considered. Do you honestly believe that a rational charge for injuring someone should be grounds for the death penalty? Really?

 

Also, your blanket claim that anyone guilty of a gun crime should be sent to prison for life is absurd. How about the lady in Florida (I know Floridians are crazy and should never be used as an example to justify an argument) who fired a warning shot at her abusive husband, injuring no one? Does she deserve to go to jail for the rest of her life?

 

That's the problem with blanket claims and generalizations. The reality of it is, that each situation has a unique context, and therefore should be examined as a singular event.

I understand that that is your opinion, but it is a reckless opinion and one that shouldn't be considered. Do you honestly believe that a rational charge for injuring someone should be grounds for the death penalty? Really?

 

Also, your blanket claim that anyone guilty of a gun crime should be sent to prison for life is absurd. How about the lady in Florida (I know Floridians are crazy and should never be used as an example to justify an argument) who fired a warning shot at her abusive husband, injuring no one? Does she deserve to go to jail for the rest of her life?

 

That's the problem with blanket claims and generalizations. The reality of it is, that each situation has a unique context, and therefore should be examined as a singular event.

 

I knew I would get this response.

 

You commit a crime with a gun, life sentence.

 

The old lady, did she commit a crime?

 

Drive by, armed robbery, murder......actions have consequences.

 

 

I love my gun rights, I don't want idiots like this to be the reason people want to take them.

I knew I would get this response.

 

You commit a crime with a gun, life sentence.

 

The old lady, did she commit a crime?

 

Drive by, armed robbery, murder......actions have consequences.

 

 

I love my gun rights, I don't want idiots like this to be the reason people want to take them.

 

I believe discharging a firearm in city limits is illegal, even in Florida, so that would be characterized as a crime.

 

I get what your saying, but I just don't like the "one policy fits all" solution.

He grew up in Louisville.

 

Explains it all.

JK

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His ex-wife said that he believes that “as long as he’s saved” by Jesus Christ, “he can do whatever he pleases.”

Most of his neighbors thought he was nuts long before this. He rambled on about being a government agent and told them he had secrets that could destroy the USA. He also suggested to one neighbor that he should get a metal roof to keep the government from spying on him.

 

Also, one police source said that while he did mention baby parts in an interview, it was one of many things he mentioned and the interview left them unclear as to a motive.

 

His wife also said that he was opposed to abbortion but the topic didn't really come up much when they were together.

 

This isn't a normal church going Christian. He is crazy.

IF this killer did do this as some sort of mis-guided anti-abortion religious task, and IF this murder is a Christian then I expect that everyone will go out of their way to declare that this murderer is not representative of the vast majority of Christians and that he's bastardized Christianity to suit his delusional beliefs.

The evidence suggests that Dear is a right-wing domestic terrorist. The main question for me is to what extent did the PP video and resulting comments from Cruz, Fiorina et al. influence this act of terrorism. Even if Dear isn't playing with a 52-card deck, something caused him to target the PP clinic.

The evidence suggests that Dear is a right-wing domestic terrorist. The main question for me is to what extent did the PP video and resulting comments from Cruz, Fiorina et al. influence this act of terrorism. Even if Dear isn't playing with a 52-card deck, something caused him to target the PP clinic.

 

This is just ridiculous. There is no way you can tie being against planned Parenthood with this. Just stop you sound foolish.

This is just ridiculous. There is no way you can tie being against planned Parenthood with this. Just stop you sound foolish.

This is the controversial issues forum. If you find opposing viewpoints upsetting, then you might want to hang out at the "How many BGPers have you met?" room.

 

The Colorado Springs attack is the latest act of violence -- among hundreds since Roe v. Wade -- against those that provide legal abortion services. I suspect that Dear wanted to turn the clinic building into a blazing inferno, which explains all those propane tanks that law officers found.

Most of his neighbors thought he was nuts long before this. He rambled on about being a government agent and told them he had secrets that could destroy the USA. He also suggested to one neighbor that he should get a metal roof to keep the government from spying on him.

 

Also, one police source said that while he did mention baby parts in an interview, it was one of many things he mentioned and the interview left them unclear as to a motive.

 

His wife also said that he was opposed to abbortion but the topic didn't really come up much when they were together.

 

This isn't a normal church going Christian. He is crazy.

 

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